MGM China Explores Investment Opportunities in Thailand’s Emerging Casino Sector
Johnny K. June 17, 2024
MGM China, a subsidiary of MGM Resorts International, has shown a keen interest in potential investment opportunities within Thailand’s emerging casino development sector, according to recent reports. Macau China Holdings, the Macau-based division of MGM Resorts, is considering its options for expanding into Thailand, a market that has attracted considerable attention from various international gaming companies.

PETALING JAYA: The United States returns around US$156mil (RM721.4mil) to the Malaysian Government marking the fourth installment of recovered misappropriated funds from the 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) scandal.

US Ambassador to Malaysia Edgard D. Kagan met Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim to confirm the handover of funds on June 11, according to a statement by the embassy.

PETALING JAYA: The United States returns around US$156mil (RM721.4mil) to the Malaysian Government marking the fourth installment of recovered misappropriated funds from the 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) scandal.

US Ambassador to Malaysia Edgard D. Kagan met Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim to confirm the handover of funds on June 11, according to a statement by the embassy.

PETALING JAYA: The United States returns around US$156mil (RM721.4mil) to the Malaysian Government marking the fourth installment of recovered misappropriated funds from the 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) scandal.

US Ambassador to Malaysia Edgard D. Kagan met Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim to confirm the handover of funds on June 11, according to a statement by the embassy.

UEM Sunrise sells Johor land to global data centre player for RM145mil

The financial world is bracing for a significant upheaval following Saudi Arabia's decision not to renew its 50-year petro-dollar deal with the United States, which expired on Sunday, 9 June, 2024.

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The financial world is bracing for a significant upheaval following Saudi Arabia's decision not to renew its 50-year petro-dollar deal with the United States, which expired on Sunday, 9 June, 2024.

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The financial world is bracing for a significant upheaval following Saudi Arabia's decision not to renew its 50-year petro-dollar deal with the United States, which expired on Sunday, 9 June, 2024.

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Almighty dollar and military supremacy is the nuclear fuel for X.

X: Mirror mirror on the wall, who is the most powerful of all.
Mirror: Y is the most powerful one.
X: Bull shit. I will use the power to destroy anyone who overtake my power. X will be the powerful one forever.

Dollar and military supremacy is a fuel. As long have fuel, the engine will run. War in politics and finance.

As long as dollar and military supremacy have power, anyone will be a scapegoat. Next scapegoat is who?

China Solar Firms Halt Output in Southeast Asia on US Curbs
Longi, Trina Solar are winding down production: Chinese media
Washington has stepped up actions to protect domestic market

Is their currency, your problem, almighty dollar every begging.

Is their currency, your problem, almighty dollar every begging.

Is their currency, your problem, almighty dollar every begging.

In future, if they go mad, they pull off the Swift connection. Beware.

In future, if they go mad, they pull off the Swift connection. Beware.

In future, if they go mad, they pull off the Swift connection. Beware.

Report: US imposes sanctions on Malaysian semiconductor company [WATCH]
By New Straits Times
June 4, 2024 @ 12:02am

Report: US imposes sanctions on Malaysian semiconductor company [WATCH]
By New Straits Times
June 4, 2024 @ 12:02am

Report: US imposes sanctions on Malaysian semiconductor company [WATCH]
By New Straits Times
June 4, 2024 @ 12:02am

Almighty dollar nation is not happy with that. Will they sanction ASEAN?

Almighty dollar nation will not happy with that. Will they sanction ASEAN?

ASEAN to Increase Local Currency Trade, Reducing Reliance on the US Dollar
May 12, 2023
Posted by ASEAN Briefing

ASEAN to Increase Local Currency Trade, Reducing Reliance on the US Dollar
May 12, 2023
Posted by ASEAN Briefing

In a move reflecting growing concerns over the stability of the American economy, several African and Middle Eastern nations have begun withdrawing their gold reserves from the United States in recent months. This trend marks a significant shift in global economic dynamics and underscores the increasing skepticism among nations regarding the traditional safe haven status of the US dollar and American financial institutions.

The decision to repatriate gold reserves is not merely symbolic; it reflects a deeper unease among these nations about the trajectory of the American economy. Among the countries taking such actions are Nigeria, South Africa, Ghana, Senegal, Cameroon, Algeria, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia, each representing crucial regions in Africa and the Middle East. Their actions are prompting questions about the future of the US dollar as the world’s primary reserve currency.

African and Middle Eastern Nations Withdraw Gold Reserves Amid American Economic Concerns

ByJillian Bennett
APR 24, 2024

In a move reflecting growing concerns over the stability of the American economy, several African and Middle Eastern nations have begun withdrawing their gold reserves from the United States in recent months. This trend marks a significant shift in global economic dynamics and underscores the increasing skepticism among nations regarding the traditional safe haven status of the US dollar and American financial institutions.

The decision to repatriate gold reserves is not merely symbolic; it reflects a deeper unease among these nations about the trajectory of the American economy. Among the countries taking such actions are Nigeria, South Africa, Ghana, Senegal, Cameroon, Algeria, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia, each representing crucial regions in Africa and the Middle East. Their actions are prompting questions about the future of the US dollar as the world’s primary reserve currency.

African and Middle Eastern Nations Withdraw Gold Reserves Amid American Economic Concerns

ByJillian Bennett
APR 24, 2024

In a move reflecting growing concerns over the stability of the American economy, several African and Middle Eastern nations have begun withdrawing their gold reserves from the United States in recent months. This trend marks a significant shift in global economic dynamics and underscores the increasing skepticism among nations regarding the traditional safe haven status of the US dollar and American financial institutions.

The decision to repatriate gold reserves is not merely symbolic; it reflects a deeper unease among these nations about the trajectory of the American economy. Among the countries taking such actions are Nigeria, South Africa, Ghana, Senegal, Cameroon, Algeria, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia, each representing crucial regions in Africa and the Middle East. Their actions are prompting questions about the future of the US dollar as the world’s primary reserve currency.

African and Middle Eastern Nations Withdraw Gold Reserves Amid American Economic Concerns

ByJillian Bennett
APR 24, 2024

China’s US Treasury Holdings Becoming ‘Hostages,’ Academic Warns

China’s US Treasury Holdings Becoming ‘Hostages,’ Academic Warns

China’s US Treasury Holdings Becoming ‘Hostages,’ Academic Warns

No imminent US sanctions on Chinese banks for their trade with Russia: Janet Yellen
But American treasury secretary says the policy option is something Washington ‘would be prepared to use if necessary’
Yellen’s remarks come as top US diplomat visits China and both sides scale up official contacts to keep relations from fraying

No imminent US sanctions on Chinese banks for their trade with Russia: Janet Yellen
But American treasury secretary says the policy option is something Washington ‘would be prepared to use if necessary’
Yellen’s remarks come as top US diplomat visits China and both sides scale up official contacts to keep relations from fraying

No imminent US sanctions on Chinese banks for their trade with Russia: Janet Yellen
But American treasury secretary says the policy option is something Washington ‘would be prepared to use if necessary’
Yellen’s remarks come as top US diplomat visits China and both sides scale up official contacts to keep relations from fraying

In the future, will the US seize the whole China foreign exchange reserves like what did to Russia? Borrow money and do not need to pay back the money with interest rate.

In the future, will the US seize the whole China foreign exchange reserves like what did to Russia? Borrow money and do not need to pay back the money with interest rate.

Reports suggest US has ‘preliminarily discussed sanctions on some Chinese banks’ over their trade with Russia
Analysts say moves to remove China from the Swift interbank financial system could create a ‘huge problem’ for global trade

Reports suggest US has ‘preliminarily discussed sanctions on some Chinese banks’ over their trade with Russia
Analysts say moves to remove China from the Swift interbank financial system could create a ‘huge problem’ for global trade

UEM Edgenta Berhad, the region’s leading asset management and infrastructure solutions company, announced a 16.2% increase in net profit to RM28.6mil in the nine months ended Sept 30, 2023, on the back of a higher revenue of RM2.07bil (RM1.81bil 9M FY2022) – reflecting its resilience and ability to renew and win new contracts from its existing client base as well as new clients and growth markets.

Perlis juga.

Macam Kedah, Kelantan dan Terengganu. Perlis juga.

Macam Kedah, Kelantan dan Terengganu.

Adakah Selangor akan menjadi negeri suci?

Adakah Selangor akan menjadi negeri suci?

Wells Fargo customers report missing deposits from their bank accounts

Wells Fargo customers report missing deposits from their bank accounts